The reason we have a low IPv6 adoption rate is because ISPs such as AT&T just don't try to upgrade. Their users want IPv6 support, but the ISPs won't deliver.
just use svn checkout enter-url-here
It's how I download everything from google code, and for github I use git.
or is the command line "too ancient" to use anymore?
The nude body scanners cause a public outcry because of privacy and safety reasons. Getting rid of them is going to make the public happy. Does the manager even pay attention to the public?
If every teacher in that school had an assult rifle, they could have protected the children and a lot less people would've have died. Kinda hard to shoot up a school when each teacher has more firepower than the shooter.
there aren't any games that makes me stick with windows, pretty much all the games I play either for Linux, console games that run I in an emulator, or Windows programs that I run in Wine. though I probably won't be using the Linux version of steam, they only target Ubuntu based systems and won't let anyone package it for any systems, so getting it to run on anything but Ubuntu is a pain in the ass, plus all the DRM they put in it makes me not want it
right now I'm in college so I don't have a job so I live with my grandparents in the meantime, they do have a Netflix subscription, but I still download the exact same movies and shows on Netflix from TPB (even with a Netflix subscription) because they're more reliable when the movie is stored locally and the movies from TPB don't have DRM. so it seems DRM is causing piracy to increase because it's just giving an even bigger reason to do so.
we can't just be pure software because simulated life isn't alive. The closest I can think of a universe being a simulation is if we were just plugged into it like that movie the matrix or having electrical impulses fed to the brain. plus if it is a simulation, can you imagine the amount of work required to code it, or if they even have the RAM and disk space to hold all of that code and a processor to keep up with the sim.
Define browser behavior for specific vendor (state, federal governments) websites and zones
Homepage
What is allowed to be installed
Favorites
Preferences for appearance
Internet and Proxy settings
I don't use facebook's database for contact information or even sync my contacts with facebook. people might have a hard time contacting me, but I won't have a hard time contacting them.
The reason we have a low IPv6 adoption rate is because ISPs such as AT&T just don't try to upgrade. Their users want IPv6 support, but the ISPs won't deliver.
just use
svn checkout enter-url-here
It's how I download everything from google code, and for github I use git. or is the command line "too ancient" to use anymore?
a ban will surely work if the criminal would obey that law. oh wait...
It's only worth $8 a month without the DRM. With the DRM, it isn't worth paying for.
The nude body scanners cause a public outcry because of privacy and safety reasons. Getting rid of them is going to make the public happy. Does the manager even pay attention to the public?
why don't you just use a different distro?, Ubuntu isn't the only one ya know.
Those users are idiots. GitHub shouldn't shutdown the search funtion over this. It's their users' own fault for storing private keys in a public repo.
a lot lower and less severe than this shooting
If every teacher in that school had an assult rifle, they could have protected the children and a lot less people would've have died. Kinda hard to shoot up a school when each teacher has more firepower than the shooter.
... package manager
there aren't any games that makes me stick with windows, pretty much all the games I play either for Linux, console games that run I in an emulator, or Windows programs that I run in Wine. though I probably won't be using the Linux version of steam, they only target Ubuntu based systems and won't let anyone package it for any systems, so getting it to run on anything but Ubuntu is a pain in the ass, plus all the DRM they put in it makes me not want it
OpenLDAP, OpenDJ, FreeIPA. does anyone bother to use google anymore.
...to figure out how to change to a better browser, they're probably too stupid to notice they're being tracked
right now I'm in college so I don't have a job so I live with my grandparents in the meantime, they do have a Netflix subscription, but I still download the exact same movies and shows on Netflix from TPB (even with a Netflix subscription) because they're more reliable when the movie is stored locally and the movies from TPB don't have DRM. so it seems DRM is causing piracy to increase because it's just giving an even bigger reason to do so.
based on M$'s revenue, I would charge them at least 20 to 30 billion.
copyright trolls from commercial airports demand that DRM be placed on 3D printers to prevent people from making these, claiming lost profits
my bad, I should've used the guest iso and not the one in the official repos, Unity's still large though
Unity is now too slow to run inside VirtualBox, even with Hardware Acceleration and the Guest Additions
we can't just be pure software because simulated life isn't alive. The closest I can think of a universe being a simulation is if we were just plugged into it like that movie the matrix or having electrical impulses fed to the brain. plus if it is a simulation, can you imagine the amount of work required to code it, or if they even have the RAM and disk space to hold all of that code and a processor to keep up with the sim.
Define browser behavior for specific vendor (state, federal governments) websites and zones
Homepage
What is allowed to be installed
Favorites
Preferences for appearance
Internet and Proxy settings
I can do that with firefox already
would it last a lot longer if they open sourced the code?
I don't use facebook's database for contact information or even sync my contacts with facebook. people might have a hard time contacting me, but I won't have a hard time contacting them.
The site may be down but you can still get slack through torrents, assuming you know how to use google.